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taken, these are submitted in the individual description of the Grave concerned, and not in the Tables. The main parameters of the male and female series are given in Tables IX-X.

, while the general characterization of the series representing the population in Tables XI-XII. Data concerning stature are summarized in Tables XIII-XIV. Study and assessment methods were the same as applied in my earlier papers (MARTOT 1928, SCHEIDT 1927, WOLANSKI 1953). DESCRIPTION OP THE 03TE0L0GICAL MATERIAL Tiszavasvár - Koldusdomb Grave No. 1. - Inventory No. 10.4-69. Incomplete, fragmentary skull, witb damaged mandible, incomplete skeletal bone3. Male (Mat.). Glabella: 3. Processus mastoideus medium. Nasal ridge slightly concave. Spina nasalis anterior: 3. Fossa canina medium deep. Palate deep. Mandible massive!, tót

h strong insertion surface of musculature. Minimum frontal diameter: 97 mm. Mesorrhinous. Small stature (157.5 cm). Grave Ho. 3. - Inv. No. 10.470. Cranial fragments, damaged left temporal squama, incomplete mandible. Male (Ad.) Symphyseal height: 36; minimum ramus breadth: 33 mm. Grave No. 4. - Inv. No. 10.471. Cranial fragments, incomplete mandible. Inf. I. Unsuitable for metric study. Grave No.

5. - Inv. No.

10.472. Incomplete brain case with fragmentary mandible. Occipital and right

•parietal bones damaged. 7emale (Ad.

). Glabella: 0. Occiput convex. Protuberantia occipitalis externa: 0. Processus'mastoideus small. Dolichocranial

, eurymetopic. a